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9780735201477

Technical Analysis Applications in the Global Currency Markets

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    9780735201477

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    0735201471

  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 2000-09-01
  • Publisher: Penguin Group USA
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Summary

With its explosive recent growth - and 1.4 trillion daily turnover - global currency trading offers staggering rewards for those with the knowledge to capitalize on it. This guide provides and easy-to-follow roadmap. In it, foreign currency market expert Cornelius Luca shows beginners and experienced traders alike how to use technical analysis - charts and charting - to cash in on these enormous opportunities.

Table of Contents

PART 1 Trends and Major Chart Formations 1(106)
Fundamental Principles of Technical Analysis
3(54)
Technical Analysis on Balance
4(6)
Pros
4(1)
And Cons
5(5)
Is the Past a Guide to the Future?
10(1)
Dow Theory
11(1)
The Importance of Cycles
12(2)
Types of Charts: A Comparison
14(11)
Line Chart
14(7)
Bar Chart
21(1)
Candlestick Chart
22(1)
Point and Figure Chart
23(2)
Arithmetic and Logarithmic Scale
25(2)
Volume and Open Interest
27(3)
Trend
30(2)
Trend Lines
32(10)
Trading Signals for Trend Lines
35(7)
The Channel Line
42(3)
Trading Signals for Channel Lines
43(2)
Support and Resistance Levels
45(1)
Speedlines
45(4)
Andrews' Pitchfork
49(1)
The Importance of the Long-Term Charts
50(1)
Percentage Retracements
51(6)
Trend Reversal Patterns
57(25)
Price Structure
57(1)
Head and Shoulders and Inverted Head and Shoulders
58(5)
Head and Shoulders
58(4)
The Inverted Head and Shoulders
62(1)
Double Top and Double Bottom
63(6)
Double Top
63(5)
Double Bottom
68(1)
Triple Top and Bottom
69(4)
Triple Top
69(1)
Triple Bottom
69(4)
V-Formation (Spike)
73(1)
Rounded Top and Bottom
74(3)
Diamond Formation
77(1)
Rectangle Rerversal
77(5)
Continuation Patterns
82(25)
Price Structure
82(1)
Flag Formation
82(3)
Bullish Flag
83(1)
Bearish Flag
84(1)
Pennant Formation
85(5)
Bullish Pennant
85(2)
Bearish Pennant
87(3)
Triangle Formation
90(10)
Symmetrical Triangle
90(2)
Ascending Triangle
92(3)
Descending Triangle
95(3)
Expanding, or Broadening, Triangle
98(2)
Wedge Formation
100(2)
Continuation Rectangle Formation
102(5)
PART 2 Types of Charts 107(102)
Formations Unique to Bar Charts for Futures
109(14)
Gaps
110(9)
Common Gaps
111(3)
Breakaway Gaps
114(2)
Runaway, or Measurement, Gaps
116(1)
Exhaustion Gaps
117(2)
Island Reversal
119(1)
Key Reversal Day
120(1)
The Four-Week Rule
121(1)
Upthrust and Spring
122(1)
Point and Figure Charting
123(39)
Price Structure
123(4)
Point and Figure Charting Formations
127(2)
Simple Formations
127(1)
Breakout of a Triple Top
128(1)
Breakout of a Triple Bottom
129(13)
Breakout of a Spread Triple Top
130(2)
Breakout of a Spread Triple Bottom
132(2)
Ascending Triple Tops
134(1)
Descending Triple Bottoms
135(2)
Upward Breakout of a Bullish Resistance Line
137(1)
Downward Breakout of a Bearish Support Line
137(1)
Downward Breakout of a Bullish Support Line
138(2)
Upward Breakout of a Bearish Resistance Line
140(2)
Failures in Point and Figure Charting
142(2)
Common Formations in Point and Figure Charting
144(18)
Trend Reversal Formations
144(9)
Trend Continuation Formations
153(9)
Candlestick Charting
162(47)
Bullish Signals
164(8)
Daily White Candlesticks
164(1)
Two-Day Bullish Signals
164(8)
Bearish Signals
172(3)
Daily Black Candlesticks
172(3)
Two-Day Bearish Signals
175(10)
Dark Cloud Cover (Kabuse Candlestick)
175(1)
Atekubi (Ate) Candlestick
176(2)
Irikubi Candlestick
178(1)
Sashikomi Candlestick
178(3)
Bearish Engulfing Pattern (Bearish Tsutsumi)
181(1)
Bearish Tasuki Candlestick
181(3)
Downside Gap Tasuki Candlestick
184(1)
Reversal Signals
185(3)
Daily Reversal Pattern
185(3)
Complex Trading Signals
188(13)
Sanzan (Three Mountains)
190(2)
Sansen (Three Rivers or The Three River Evening Star)
192(4)
Sanpei (Three Parallel Candlesticks)
196(2)
Sanpo (Three Methods)
198(2)
Sanku (Three Gaps)
200(1)
``Wait ans See'' Signals
201(8)
Harami Candlestick
202(2)
Hoshi (Star) Candlestick
204(1)
Kenuki (Tweezers) Candlesticks
204(5)
PART 3 QUANTITATIVE METHODS OF ANALYSIS 209(122)
Moving Averages
211(22)
Price Structure
211(1)
Simple Moving Average
212(1)
Linearly Weighted Moving Average
213(1)
Exponentially Smoothed Moving Average
214(2)
How Many Moving Averages to Use and for What Periods
216(1)
Two Moving Average Combination or Double Crossover Method
216(1)
Japanese Crosses
217(4)
Three Moving Average Combination or Triple Crossover Method
221(1)
Donchian's 5- and 20-Day Moving Averages Method
221(5)
Basic Rule A
225(1)
Basic Rule B
225(1)
Basic Rule C
225(1)
Basic Rule D
225(1)
Price and Time Filters
226(7)
Envelope Model
226(2)
High-Low Band
228(1)
Bollinger Bands
228(3)
Keltner Channels
231(2)
Oscillators
233(24)
General Rules
233(4)
Momentum
237(3)
Rate of Change (ROC)
240(1)
Commodity Channel Index (CCI)
241(1)
Specific Trading Signals for the CCI
242(1)
Stochastics
243(1)
Specific Trading Signals for Stochastics
244(3)
Extreme Values
244(1)
The Intersection of the %D and %K Lines
245(1)
The Hinge
246(1)
Slow Stochastics
246(1)
Williams %R
247(1)
The Relative Strength Index (RSI)
248(3)
Moving Averages Oscillators
251(3)
Trading Signals for Moving Averages Oscillators
252(1)
Moving Average Convergence/Divergence (MACD)
252(1)
Trading Signals for the MACD
253(1)
Oscillator Combinations
254(3)
Other Indicators
257(25)
Parabolic System, or SAR
257(2)
Directional Movement Index (DMI)
259(5)
Market Profile®
264(4)
On Balance Volume (OBV)
268(2)
Volume Accumulation Oscillator (VAO)
270(1)
Sequential Analysis®
271(2)
Setup
271(1)
Intersection
272(1)
Countdown
272(1)
Range Expansion Index (REI)™
273(2)
TD Arcs™
275(2)
Triple Exponential Smoothing Oscillator (TRIX)
277(1)
Swing Index
278(1)
Accumulation Swing Index (ASI)
279(3)
W. D. Gann Analysis
282(10)
Percentage Retracements
282(1)
Geometric Angles
283(4)
The Cardinal Square
287(1)
Geometric Forms
287(4)
The Squaring of Price and Time
291(1)
The Elliott Wave
292(19)
Basics of Wave Analysis
293(3)
Characteristics of the Waves
296(2)
Impulse Waves---Variations
298(2)
Extensions
298(1)
Diagonal Triangles
299(1)
Failures or Truncated Fifths
300(1)
Corrective Waves
301(7)
Zigzags
302(1)
Flats
303(2)
Triangles
305(2)
Combined Structures
307(1)
Fibonacci Analysis
308(3)
Now What?
311(20)
Technical Tools for Each Time Frame
313(4)
Long-Term Analysis
313(2)
Medium-Term Analysis
315(1)
Short-Term Analysis
316(1)
Intraday Analysis
316(1)
Technical Tools for Each Type of Market
317(3)
Trading Market
317(2)
Dynamic Market
319(1)
Typical Problems in Technical Analysis
320(5)
Lack of Confirmation
320(1)
Anemic Breakouts of the Currency Through Trend and Channel Lines
321(1)
Anemic Breakouts of the Currency Through Support and Resistance Lines
322(1)
Ambiguous Patterns
322(1)
Unreasonable Price Objectives
323(1)
Wrong Identification of a Pattern
323(1)
Anemic Breakout of Oscillators Through the Zero Line
323(1)
Anemic Crossovers between Moving Averages or Oscillators
324(1)
Chart Combinations
325(2)
Where to Go from Here
327(4)
Bibliography 331(2)
Glossary 333(20)
Index 353

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